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2020ers Look to Super Tuesday Even as 2 Other States Loom

Associated Press

   WASHINGTON - Nevada votes next and then South Carolina. But top
   Democrats vying for their party's presidential nomination are already
   looking ahead to the biggest prize on the primary calendar: Super
   Tuesday, the slate of contests when more than a dozen states go to the
   polls.
   Sen. Elizabeth Warren is holding a town hall on Thursday night in the
   Washington suburb of Arlington, Virginia, a day before Sen. Bernie
   Sanders makes two North Carolina stops, then hits Texas. Pete
   Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, will campaign in
   California between fundraisers in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
   All four states vote March 3, along with a crush of others, from
   Alabama to Colorado and from Maine to Utah, as well as Warren's home
   state of Massachusetts and Sanders' native Vermont. More than 1,300
   delegates to the Democratic National Convention are at stake, about a
   third of the total.

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